Colleoni Chapel

The Colleoni Chapel is a small, elegant church chapel located in Bergamo, Italy, built in the late 15th century. It was commissioned by Sir John Hawkwood’s Italian successor, Bartolomeo Colleoni, as his burial site and a family tomb. The chapel features stunning Renaissance architecture, with intricate marble decoration, sculptures, and colorful frescoes. Its highlight is the impressive, highly detailed marble façade and a beautiful tomb monument that showcases Colleoni’s military achievements. The chapel serves as both a religious site and a masterful example of Renaissance art and craftsmanship, reflecting Colleoni’s wealth, status, and devotion.